Nike SB Dunk Collabs In Stock: 7 Pairs Worth Buying

If you have been watching the skate side of the Dunk family, you already know the good stuff moves quietly. Nike SB Dunk collabs rarely restock, they are usually produced in smaller numbers than general release Dunks, and once a size disappears it tends to stay gone. Right now we have seven SB collabs sitting on the shelf at Cold Shoulder Kicks, and every pair below is a single-size, one-of-one listing.

Here is what is in stock, what makes each collaboration worth owning, and how to decide which one actually belongs in your rotation.

What Makes Nike SB Dunk Collabs Different

An SB Dunk is not just a Dunk with a different logo on the box. The SB build was reworked for skating, which means a fatter, padded tongue, a Zoom Air insole in most makeups, and a chunkier, more supportive silhouette than a standard Dunk Low Retro. That is why they wear differently and why they fit differently too.

The collaborations are where SB culture really lives. Nike SB hands the shoe to skaters, shops, artists, and neighborhood brands, and those partners get real creative latitude: unusual materials, hidden details, embroidery, special boxes, and insole art that only the wearer sees. Production runs are small, distribution is often limited to skate shops, and that combination is exactly why these pairs hold value better than most general releases.

The 7 Nike SB Dunk Collabs In Stock Right Now

Yuto Horigome "Matcha" — $220

Yuto Horigome's second signature SB Dunk Low landed in April 2025 and became an instant favorite. The soft green suede reads like matcha powder, and the details nod to his Tokyo roots. It is one of the cleanest, most wearable SB colorways of the last few years. We have it in two sizes: 9M/10.5W and 12M/13.5W.

Crenshaw Skate Club — $199

Crenshaw Skate Club is a Los Angeles nonprofit built to get more Black and brown kids on skateboards, and its 2023 SB Dunk Low is one of the most meaningful collabs Nike SB has done. Cream leather, soft tonal hits, and a story worth telling. Available in 8.5M/10W, and the most affordable collab on this list.

Born x Raised (Used) — $320

Another LA entry, and arguably the most collectible pair here. Born x Raised brought its Chicano-rooted, deeply local design language to the SB Dunk Low, and the pair has stayed in demand since it dropped. Ours is a pre-owned pair in 9M/10.5W at well below what a deadstock pair commands.

Parra "Abstract Art" (Used) — $230

Dutch artist Piet Parra has one of the longest relationships with Nike SB, and the 2021 "Abstract Art" Dunk Low is peak Parra: pastel panels, that signature pink, and a shape that looks like a painting more than a sneaker. A pre-owned pair in 9M/10.5W is a smart way into an artist collab without paying deadstock money.

Los Angeles Dodgers — $365

The Dodgers SB Dunk Low is the one that non-sneaker people still stop you about. Clean Dodger blue on white, baseball-inspired stitching, and genuinely hard to find in smaller sizes. We have a single pair in 8M/9.5W.

Powerpuff Girls "Bubbles" — $395

The most maximalist pair on the list. The Powerpuff Girls SB collection gave each character her own shoe, and Bubbles got the fuzzy blue upper that turned heads immediately. If you want a conversation-starter rather than a daily beater, this is it. One pair, 9.5M/11W.

Strawberry Cough (High) — $220

The only high-top here, and a cult classic. Velvety red upper, green outsole and interior, and a strawberry-and-leaf palette that looks better in person than in photos. If you have been wanting an SB Dunk High instead of another low, grab the 10M/11.5W.

How to Pick the Right SB Dunk Collab

Seven pairs, seven very different cases. A quick way to narrow it down:

• Best everyday wear: Yuto Horigome "Matcha" or Crenshaw Skate Club. Neutral, easy with denim and cargos, and they do not fight the rest of your fit.
• Best long-term hold: Born x Raised. Small production, heavy cultural weight, and demand that has not cooled.
• Best art piece: Parra "Abstract Art." A genuine artist collaboration with a recognizable signature.
• Best statement pair: Powerpuff Girls "Bubbles" or Strawberry Cough. Texture and color you will not see on anyone else at the function.
• Best value per dollar: the pre-owned Parra and Born x Raised pairs. Lightly worn collabs cost a fraction of deadstock and look nearly identical on foot.

Sizing and Condition, Before You Check Out

Two things worth knowing before you commit. First, SB Dunks run a little snug through the toe box compared to a regular Dunk Low because of the extra padding, so a lot of people size up a half. If you are between sizes or buying your first pair, our sneaker sizing guide walks through how Nike SB fits against Jordans and Air Force 1s.

Second, "used" at Cold Shoulder Kicks means inspected and honestly described, not mystery-box. Every pre-owned pair is photographed as it actually is, and if you want to know what to look for yourself, our used sneaker buying checklist covers sole wear, creasing, and the details that matter on a collab pair.

And because each of these is a one-pair listing, there is no restocking. When a size goes, that is the end of it.

Shop the SB Dunks

You can see all seven collabs plus everything else on the shelf in our Nike collection, browse the deadstock side in New & Deadstock Sneakers, or scroll the full sneaker collection if you would rather see every pair at once. If one of these sizes is yours, it is worth moving on it — SB collabs are the pairs we replace the least often.